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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-16
Fred Meth Il Co.'S. new store Oh north
is open to the public


To all VIII are suffering from the error nd
lndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, oarly
decay, loss OF manhood. &c, 1 will send a roctpe
that VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send q self-nddressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station D, Neg Fork Citn
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$500 Roward-A reward of five
dollars $500 will be paid for the return
of nay Irish setter dog, Bird.
F. I. FAIR.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. w
guarantee it. Sold by DIR. Vanderhule,
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9 e


James.E. Richardson, Custom House. New
Orleans, on oath says: In 1870 Scrofulous
Ulcers broke out on my body until I was a mass
of corruption Everything known to the medi-
cal faculty was tried in vain: l became a mere
wreck. At times could not lift my head, could
not turn in bed; wan in constant pain, and
looked upon life as q curse. No relief or cure
REMEDIES. used them. and was perfectly
cured.h
sworn to before o. s. Com. j. d. C~nAwFonp.
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ONE OF THE woRsT cAsrs

N OF THE WORST CASES,
We have been selling your CuTIouRA RENE
DIES for years, and have the first complaint get
to receive from q purchaser One of the worst
cases of Scrofula i ever saw WAS cured by the
nse of tive bottles of CUTIoURA REsoLvENT,
CUTIoURA, and CUTIoURA Soar. The Soap
takes the cake" hereas a medicinal soap.
TAYLOR d TAYLOR, Druggists.
Erankf0r1. Kan.
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~ Back Ache, Kidney Pains and Weak
~ Aness, Soreness. Lameness, Strains and
relieved In one minute by the
4SCuticura Anti-Pain Plaster,-in-
EvFY fallible.
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SHILoH's vITALIZER 10 what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and rs cents per bottle. Sold by
DR.. Vanderhnle.
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o lnnd sftsr Feb. l4t, he will bs pre-
pared to 30 all wnSA in ttes lire With
p~ea.ness asaa risp.teh. Ess business
headquarters will be on the corner of
Broadway and Third ~etrsets.
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sCRoFULoUs. INHERIrED.

sCRoFULoUs, INHERITED.
And Contagious Humors, with Loss of Hair,
and Eruption of the Skin, are positively cured
C%uTIoURA and CUTICURA Soap externally,
and CuT1ouRA HEsoLvEST internally. when all
other medicines fail SenG for Pamphlet.
CUTICURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere.
Price; CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, so cts.
CuTICURA SOAP. an Exquisite Beautiier. 25 cts.
CUTIcURA REsoLvEsT, the New Blood Purifier,
$500. POTTER DRUG M CHEMICAL Co, Boston,
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81. ". Pike has purchased, Of Geo. E..
Hawley, his timers outfit and has &C.
cured the services OF q FIRST class timer.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Yitiaizer
3 guaranteed to cure you. Sold by DR..
Vanderhule.
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sHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption. Sold by DIR. Vanderhule.
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WANTED,
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. March II.
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Cash, 70; May BIZ; June so 9-16.
Corn-Oash 36sS May z0H; June 40 1916.
9atsICash "a; May "; june % 1915.
Barley-4ah@ 52.
Timothy 81 80.
Flax-$1O8.
Whisky-$1.18,
June $2Q.5a.
Cs~ttle-Shipping steers s.. 75@6. s5; stockers,
ana feeders $2,6oO4 90; cows. bulls and mixed
$2.0o0D3,A0; bulk at S2.So0s.15.
Hogs-Rough and mixed Us, 2505, s5; packing
an, shipping S5,7508,Os; light weights Ss.l5I
DO; skips s. ,2OQ4 so.
Sheep-Reoeipts, 1000; Market strong and aoc
higher natives SS,00G6.00; Western %. 6014.6O;
Texans S2,5oG4 90; lambs "a 5005 SO.
Wheat-Cash 76M; May 795E,
Oorn-No.2 Q, S9nU40.
Oats-No. 2, 31h@32.
Rye-No, /, 81.
Barlsy-No. Q. o.
--
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HOW MY BACK ACHES

DIM PLIES. Blackheads, Skin Blemishes, and
II iIW Baby Humors, use QuTIcuRA SOAP.
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y atches, d%iamsssar, silver
goods and spsstacaos. at the
jewelIy stGrest
III. &. CLARK & co,
Yankton, ID. I.
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80 Pieces-Fifty pieces OF all wool
cashmeres for sale at cost at
IL. e. BRUcE's.
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GROUP, Whooping COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by DR.. Vanderhule.
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Herseshoeing.

New shoes.-..-.-..". ..-...... 40 cents
20 cents
Am agert for the Harrison wagon
company T. J. WILLIAMS,
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" anything will benefit anybody in
any disease, that thing lis Pe-ru.na.
Try IL
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1rn.ies,s sale Of Furniture.

DY authority o. trust deed from u, II,
II wllburn 20 ne A. trustee, on 2sth OF
Februafy, 1875, recorded Ia book l59. page
sil, Reslstsr't On % Shelby county, on
Tnarsssv, the 7ih dap OF Juiy, 1857.
AZ the storehouso Of Mccarthy A Bro, ~
second street Memphis, Tenn, j will cell
the following FUR iture, 70 tho hisheit bid
ah.ss1,,, h.,a ksInat brs,,ins Case, msrbIs
tori 1 Center Table, marble topt wash
stand, marble top, sale bosins At $40 a. m.
n. N. HORTON, Trustee.
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Jacob SHARP somewhs, Bs,ssr.

NKw YohK, July 6.-Jacob Sharp
feels somewhat b'ttsr today, although
he alta no breakfast. This is Mr..
Snaps seventioth birthday. H.
made no reference TO II whatever, and
knowing II would he cruel mocker,
no one else has mentioned II. He stilI
preserves an unbroten silence for
hours At a Tins. Mrs. Sharp still re-
mains by his side.
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Para.s Cssshs NHppiss.

BuTTALo, N. T., JAY GA. d. Pa
rant, the deiaultlng cashier Of the
HochelAga Bank, Of Montreal, arrested
here recently. was today handed over
10 Chicago detectives, who had requi.
sition papers for the prisoner Parani
will be prosecuted under an Illinoi,
State law for having siolsn funds and
securities OF the bank In his posses.
rion here.
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creates, pi.eo,ery s,nee I.sa.

For coughs, colds, sore throat
bronchitis, larypgitis, and consump.
ton in its early STAGES, nothing equals
DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
covory." IL is also a great blood
purifier aud strength restorcr, OF
tonic, aud for liver complaint and
costiye condition OF the bowels il
has no equal. Sold by druggists.
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Paramount COLLEGE,
YoR YOUNG LADIES,
On the Tennessee Mountains.
Ftftoonth Year.

PhTRONsi
~. Rev. Q. 7. QuintArd. d. p. LID.
II. Rev. Rev. "A f,' e % d. sI ps DID,
Rev, Telfair Hodsson, .. D.. Vice Char.
cellor University Of the South.
Health advantages unexoelled. Winter
vacation. Instrustio thorough.
For CatAloguet, etc., address the Prineip
sILAS VrDgE. ronteasIs. Tsyn
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NUMBER ExCURsIoN TICKETS.

number ENNNKNION TITKEfb.
pOUND TRIP TICKETS TO the various
~ .'prings. and seaside resorts will be on
road on and after June Let. A full supply OF
guides, pamphlets and other springs matter
on hand, and will be promptly mailed, with
full scheduled and directors how 70 reach
the same. with minimum 81 cost, time or
enco aud safety, through the prettiest
scenery In The country. Through Pullman
Buffet sleepers 10 most OF these resorts and
few changes 10 the others. Through tickets
and cheeks 10 all Call on or address Bar
ii. ID. Ellis, Ticket Agent, 81 Madison
street; Eugene Sutcl fe. Passenger Agent,
sMAin u .or o. =. lie saussure, A. q. p. A.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL

BEDFORD COUNTY, VA, =,
"a High Grade ier Boyl and Young Men.
September Is, isT FOR Ostalot 10 OF Special
Information appl 70 W. X. ABBOf,.
Bellevue p. o., Va. Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL.
AUGUSTA PsaaLs SEMINARY,

sTAUNToN, VA.
Mise Mary j. Baldwin. principal. Opens
sopt. l, 1857. Closes June 1855.
UNSURPASSED loo itioA, buildings,
" grouuds and appointments. Full corps
ofteaehers. Unriyilled advantages In music,
Languages, elooution, art, bookkeeping and
phi steal culture. Board. etc., with full En-.
nine months, For full particulars apply 10
the nrinclnAl for cat llnnna
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NAIARnS SEMINARY. for YOUNG
" HnUo ...rs A,..i Han. IA,

giIls. Health and csre srst. splen-
did teachers Patronisod by mon Of liberal
minds IL all Churches. Ample room for CT
erciss, with oity sdvAntstos. A non-tecta-
rian school, siih best aid, TO religion. Tho
success. Lectures on many subjects. frencl
spoken AZ tAblsl. The diningroom l. the moi
elsFant Ia the buildipE. LorNhIhROs
cataloguea address at once DR.. M S'SN
W. Y. WARD. Nsshyille, Tenn w
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Electric Belt Free

no introduce II and obtain Asenu We will
i for the next sirty days giye away, nee Of
charge, In each county OF the u, =. q limited
number Of our German Electro Salvan-
tc ssspen-sry belts. Py'es Isl q positive
Yarioocele, Emissions, lmpotenoy, etc. 100
Reward paid " every Belt We manufscturs
aoss not generate hssnains slsctria current.
faf'c. r.. ss n. Ef bSssl,Is. eE4r-AaxH'
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The Niagara Of the South,
TALLULAH FALLS. GA,
On the Piedmont Air Lite, In the Blue
Ridge Mountains, 1000 feet s5ove sea- level.
Cliff House and Cottages.
OPEN JUNE TO NOVEMBER.

Fer. further particulars, address
y. II A Y .. SC0fIELD, Pr pritors,
Late Of Hotel Maaterikill. Catstill Noun
tains. ". Y, and Leland Hotel. Chicago.
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A rIern,mnn'. AppraI.

NV loRK. Nov. 9, The following lot
ter, sent by the Rev Father Huntington,
tPuicslani) 90 district assembly No. ~,
knights oi labor. and the Central labor
union, IL sclf explanatory;
10 the Joint Cummitiuc VI " a 40 % and the
GENITAL ialnf uniou
Your r.luc.i a. me to ~ tn Springfield and wake
irr.,nal IUtitov - Gov. urlcaby lpt a UptietC
lftm death iuf the Sven cinlrnnrh men IN Chi
raEu has unly Just rraChsl me although puhlisht 4
IN the pap.fs ycsu inlay mnfnhuH ~ uhtr ~ a
priest unuis m" Ia act - lput rprssrn'nilNu 81
thuuph nin n mClnlspr 81 ~ 4, No. a.. aud I Eel
that b mpfyly ueflinil visit 10 thu uOyrnut would
d. II little avail. desw the rVfieNe from scaih
iuf the condemissl men, npt on Eipuud ~ huy in.
justice in the s"ulcncc, bat on brhali ofaVuiy
lHnfn PORTION ~ THE community Nhlth obtains but
fcani opportunity n fueund Designations tit whirh.
while sioailly uppNlng the dogiun,. aud methods
~ uuHUhisis 81 believe tibet uh NVrilri has
hrTn Wudrfsl Without sufrirnt evidence, tn the
iuirusn oi tho pra'nt hulicn ~ wealth
aud power. I lsliaNo that eu a,i 81 rlvmoury on
the Iait ni The executive VII ~ auvpa I bi this
lnr'' buiy uipsDrlc - wines thti ihro isto ~
tuns ui thr ouianppiiy ~ u,ls mnrrf loot tia Ne
uHn ~ tir pfinrits- N inj, ihtiiin aul IN ,Ib.
irnIv hus.io % our nailouHi well islss N,y ndd
INIT ,untrtn tnnrsnuusl ,mTUtTslul. Tie Question
nf lhr vaD.uuun joe unt lstn huinI Dc lflnu tho
rluf,h iuf suluthm fiftho nd,uiWtiItut IT she in
tcr,si III lriuf. Nhirh hal chtro tusuiiy uih,n 60
arlIun ou thU iaatirr luifuHuy Nuua.
NlH.tl.s M .lfN.FUN
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Pans, Nov. 5.-Thc roport " the com.
miiicc appointed 10 inquire into the CAT.
iircl scandal WIS discussed In the Cham.
bcroi Deputies te,lay. NJ Baudry D'As.
ION declared thatit Was not demand Tor
nn inquiry Tor the prosecution of NJ VII.
ron, which shohM nc submitted 10 the
chamber, the abuNd IN connection with
seals and slamla pcing punishable "
from NX months "a lhr'r ycar,' impfia1u.
mcnt. lie agkcd,M. Eou,ier, the prime
minister, TO explain the case OF NJ. Wi.
fln.
NJ. Rouyicr III H'bly said that IN Tho
documents had htth placed in the hands
ul the Minister oi justice The disru...,n
was gcnrpl, and closed amid swat excite.
mrnt.
NJ. Colhyru mbvc,l that the inouiry 10
general. aud that 10 cNiond hack as fir ns
NAV. iSg7. va as is mblulr the limo off thc
advent Of The pciNpaio minitry.
VI. Rpn,ir-. nIskNiug N. n. Orn,ro.
denied that the politicians hal lsyclcI 10
scandals against President Gwyy far.
plausc from the center and murmun irOm
The cXirsmc lcltl
Nobody thought 81 accusing the Cabinet
oi Interfering with the iCCdom 4 power.
The maglstr,cy WIS bOyc Suspicion. lie
was not possessed Of the dclsis pgitding
the gllc VI decorations Other hrla wcrc
undcniablc, but they did not prove the
Necessity Cor an inquiry lCommo,ion.
Tho Presidents n,ts Ncn al'
Ways endorsed by Minister there.
ioru tho ministers wcrr responsible for
an such matters. Interpretations could lic
addressed 10 thom on matten Tor which
they were responsible. but question. bc.
You'd the province OF Parliament came
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tho Go,ernoT saul ThInhInr.

SrmNuriELp. H., Now D. Gov Oslcs.
10y lid not reach his olico until nearly n
o'clock this morning, and h now husily
engaged In opening and pcruing his mail.
Communications regarding the anarchist
question ao ppuling in upon him mor
numcwusly than over, and compose iur
the guaior part 81 his currr plndrnrc.
The Governor has locked himself in IN.
private office. and ryrn Ibis private sccrr.
iny has not scyn him this morning An
kinds IT rumurs m ailpat regarding the
Goycmofs probable action In the matter
aud are, of rourr, equally uniDunlrd
Tie patiently examine, nll communications,
however, aud Shows disposition ~ give
the petitions in behalf oi The condemned
mon "A conscientious consideration.
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shot His Daughters sutton.

INDIANAroLrs, Ind, Nov. ga News
special from Brazil, Ind, says "a highly
sensational shooting affair occurred here at
about o'clock this morning, but fortu-
natcly without serious results. The parties
were Hon. George A. Knight and David
Kahn. The latter, young man, had been
paying attention for some time past 10 ono
Of Mr.. Knights daughters. This was not
pleasing to Mr.. knight, who ordered Kahn
to desist. Failing TO do 50, and being in
company with the daughter on The street
last night, he was fired upon by Mr..
Knight, though without effect. This
morning Mr.. Knight appeared at the
clothing store where Mr., Kahn clerks
revolver in hand. The latter also was
armed, and they exchanged FIVE shots in
rapid order Mr.. knight escaped unhurt,
but Kahn received flesh wound in tho
arm. From the prominence Of the
parties the affair has created sensation"
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Typhoid we've. Ia Indiana.

1SDlASArCLfs, Ind, Nov. 5.-Typhoid
fever Is alarniingly rrcmcn. In Indiana,
and II does not seem TO be confined 10 any
particular locality. The State board OF
health received word that there were forty
or fifly cascs in the little town Of Milton,
WAYNE county anil son, doctor 10 In.
vcstigaIc tho maiier. In Milton There arc
only surface wells, few Of Thorn deenor
than twenty hyc feet, md the pcople bavo
become ~ alarmed tina, they arr boilIng
tho water before they drink n In mi,
hart twcuiy-clght eases Of typhoid feycr
wcc rcportod during tho last quarter
There aro many cass In johnson and
Morgan counties and IN nearly every part
Of tho State. Physicians think tbai N Ia
largely due 10 impure water. as The lone
continued drought Of last summer caused
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Killed MIs R.anrr.In.Lnx.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov .. 80 Isaac
Arnold killed Tom Newsom nj Gray's
chapel, four miles froin Tullahona, Tenn. +,
last night. Arnold was a son-in-law Il
Newsom, and had married the latter's
daughter last May against the fathers
wishes. Ncwsom went to a distilery, and
drank freely OF whisky. lie then pro-
cccdcd 10 Arnold's house and began whip
ping MH. Arnold. Her husband inter
ierrcd, and was dealt blow on the head
with a poker in the hands OF Newson,-
Arnold retIeated TO the wood-pilc, seized
an axe and dealt Ncwsom three blows in
the back, cutting his spinal column in two
and killing him almoS. pstanily Arnold
gave himself up, sayihg tiiai he had acted
solely in seli-defense.
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- -
Darwin's Biography.

LONDON, Nov. 5.--The Pail Mall Ga
zette publishes lengthy extracts from a
new book entitled "Darwin's Life" which
will soon be issued. From these extracts
II appears that Darwin Us child was
naughty, and as boy lazy. He left
Shrewsbury school after seven years, very
little wiser than when he went there. He
frankly avowed he did not work because
he knew his father would leave him
enough to live on. He was placed in
charge of doctor brother, but his
horror ut the sight Of blood and his repug-
nance to dissection prevented him becom-
ing doctor. After two years his father
concluded he would not make him a doc.
tor and designed him for the church. lie
was sent to Cambridge, where he led q
dissipated life, gambling and neglect.
ing his studies. The idea of his
entering the ministry was ultimate
ly abandoned Darwin was passionately
fond Of music. lie frequented concerts in
the college chapel, and paid choir boys "a
sing in his rooms. Yet his ear was strange
ly defective. lie was incapable Of per
ceiving dissopance, and could not hum 9
tune correctly. In 1889 Darwin became 9
deist, and hereafterremained one. "Nevei
in my most extreme fluctuations" he
wrote, "was an atheist. never denied
the existence OF God.
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suii Arain., Board OF rrade Wen.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. &C. 5. StcttaueY
tiled a bill for accounting in the circuit
court today against the board Of trade firm
OF John r. Lester & Co, comprising Les
ter, Charles Schwartz, Samuel w. Allerton
and Edward X. Willard. Stettauer alleges
that in 1880 lac commenced doing business
with Lester & Co., Of which the defend
ants were then members, Allcrton being a
special partner until 1881, when the firm
dissolved. During that period willard
WIS member Of the New York stock ox-
change, and the others were members Of
the Chicago board of trade. After the
partnership was dissolved in 1891, he says,
Lester, Schwartz and Allerion went in
partnership. lester in the meantime hay-
ing become a member OF the New York
stock exchange. This firm remained in bust
ness until January, 1884, and during all
That time actcd'as agents for complainant.
The total amount Of purchases made In
Stcttaucr's behalf wis $40, OOO, 600, he SAYS,
on which lac paid commissions, interest on
money advanced and margins over $780,
600. Sicttauor SAYS that all the trinSic-
tons made on his behalf were with per-
sons totally unknown Ia him, the accounts
buing kept by the defendants, who never
made any detailed rcporls TO him, although
frequently requested ~ do ~. lie changes
that the firm frequently neglected aud
failed 10 execute the orders given by him.
but charged a commission for these orders
~ though fully carried out, and were paid
for the same. He, therefore, believes that
a large part OF the $4,000 paid by him
was Illegally collected, and, la fact, belongs
10 him, AMI the rcicn'c asks for an account
ing. Mr.. Sictiaucr iilcd a similar suit
ag,inst John NJ. Dwight and James I.
Gillette, who acted "a his agents irm 1873
10 lSSg, during which Time they transacted
sS,OOO,O 600 Of business, and collected about
100000. lie asks 70. an accounting with
these gentlemen also.
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The BAH Player. Bro,bcrbsod.

New YORK, Nov. 5.--The following LETT
ter has been received by President Young,
OF the National baseball league, from
President John M. Ward, OF the players'
brotherhood, and will be published in the
Sporting Times tomorrow:
New ORLEANS Ia, Oct 81, 1887.
Mr., n. T.. Young President ETC., National League:
National Broherhood Of Ball PLAYERS at the Grand
hotel, Cincinnati, October ~, II was resolved TO
again communicate with the league with view to
obtaining hearing Tor the br3theThoodi we nays
have been justified by any ordinary circumstances,
but, fearing that yOn may have becu mislcd as TO
our aims by unauthorized statements, we have de-
cded 30 make one more effort 10 secure con-
ference. t
As chairman Of the brotherhood committee,
am directed TO again request you to meet us and
discuss the terms of an equitable contract; and
am further instructed TO say 10 YOU, that not hay
ing been accorded hearing before the 18TH OF No:
veinbcr, the l2 members of the brotherhood Will
tsko your refusal as anli and aftor that date con
slider themselves absolyed from all allegiance 10
the league. Respectfully, joins NJ WAID,
Ps.-Any communication by wire will reach
rue here up TO November TO- November " will DO
in Houston After that date II will be too late for
me TO get north TO attend the meeting In case you
decide to meet u.s. Therefore let me here from you
at your earliest convenience. J. NJ. W.
The Sporting Times will say cditorially
in reference to this letter Wards
declaration that il the league does not ac-
cord the brotherhood Il hearing before the
18th of November, the 1875 members will
take his refusal TO be final, and after that
date consider themselves ,absolved from
all allegiance to the league, is trihe pre-
mature. At the next meeting OF tho
league on November 10, the brotherhood
question will come up for argument, and
an answer will be submitted. Before that
date it is safe to predict that Mr., Ward
will not learn anything regarding the atti-
| tude OF the league" .-.... b.
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within the jurisdiction of judicial power.
On these grounds he was opposed to an in
curry. He admitted the Justice of the
feeling which inspired the Chamber, but
thought 1t was better to let matters take
their natural course.
A great uproar followed the conclusion
Of NJ: Rouvier's speech.
When order had been restored NJ. Col
iavrus motion was carried by vote OF 264
TO 257
Nj. Jolibois explained that the right,
though in favor Of an inquiry, opposed NJ.
Colfavrus' motion because they considered
that 1t was directed against the accusers
rather than against the guilty. lie moved
to give the commission the widest power.
NJ. CoHayrl,s spoke in opposition.
The motion was finally carried by vote
OF 3l5 to 1874.
The committees report was then adopted
--445 to "a.